Known as the Canon Quartet, this opera's aria "A wondrous feeling fills me" is sung by four characters about another's attraction to the title character, shortly after she rejects a marriage proposal. The "Hah! What a moment!" aria is sung by this opera's villain as he explains his plan to kill a man that the minister Don Fernando already believes to be dead. The title character helps (*) Rocco the jailor to dig a grave for that man, who had been imprisoned two years earlier for trying to expose the tyranny of Don Pizarro. Containing an overture named for the true identity of the title character, this opera includes c
Known as the Canon Quartet, this opera's aria "A wondrous feeling fills me" is sung by four characters about another's attraction to the title character, shortly after she rejects a marriage proposal. The "Hah! What a moment!" aria is sung by this opera's villain as he explains his plan to kill a man that the minister Don Fernando already believes to be dead. The title character helps (*) Rocco the jailor to dig a grave for that man, who had been imprisoned two years earlier for trying to expose the tyranny of Don Pizarro. Containing an overture named for the true identity of the title character, this opera includes characters like Marzelline and ends as Florestan is reunited with his wife. For 10 points, name this work in which Leonore disguises herself as a man to free her husband, the only opera by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Known as the Canon Quartet, this opera's aria "A wondrous feeling fills me" is sung by four characters about another's attraction to the title character, shortly after she rejects a marriage proposal.
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